Americans are once again seeing higher grocery bills, with supermarket prices rising at their fastest annual pace in years. Higher fuel costs, dry weather, and global trade disruptions are all adding pressure to the food system. In April, the cost of food eaten at home rose 2.9% from a year earlier, while overall food prices, including restaurant meals, increased 3.2%, according to the Boston Herald. What's happening? The latest Consumer Price I…
Food prices in the US continue to rise, from beef to coffee to tomatoes. Major company CEOs have cited energy costs and supply disruptions as the driving force.